Method and apparatus for dividing and separating self-adhesive composite plastic materials

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PATENT NO 5647544
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08610628

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A method and apparatus for the single type recovery of plastic materials from starting pieces of a multiple composite material is disclosed. The starting pieces are firstly comminuted mechanically into particles of a size compatible with the process. These composite materials particularly are separated and a mixture of different materials is produced and, from this material mixture, the individual materials are isolated. For the recovery of starting pieces of prepreg fabric from flexible cutting residues, lined with films on both sides, the following steps are performed in sequence. First, the starting pieces are comminuted by cutting them up into shreds of composite material. Then the shreds of composite material are cooled down to temperatures below room temperature and, in a cold state, are subjected to a mechanical alternating bending stress and/or a shearing stress, the films becoming detached from the prepreg pieces in a scale-like manner to form a mixture. This mixture of film clippings and free prepreg pieces is subjected to a wet, density-selective flotation-like float and sink separation, the films floating and the free prepreg pieces sinking.

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DAIMLER-BENZ AGD-70327 STUTTGART

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Inventor Name Address # of filed Patents Total Citations
Greiner, Ralph Leonberg, DE 7 105
Melchiorre, Michele Blaustein, DE 7 69
Stuckrad, Bjorn Ulm, DE 2 14

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